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Asus Eee Pad Transformer: Sells out on first day
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This week, we received the Asus Eee Pad Transformer tablet. Like with most new tablets that enter this building, it was immediately pounced on by a pack of ravenous wolves group of my coworkers.
What made the Transformer's debut more exciting than most was its primary claim to fame and origin of its namesake: the keyboard/dock accessory.
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Hi i just want to know reviews about this product from anyone who has one as i was looking to buy. What are pros/ cons?
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it is vital for you to work out what kind of tablet you want before purchasing.
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This week, we received the Asus Eee Pad Transformer tablet. Like with most new tablets that enter this building, it was immediately pounced on by a pack of ravenous wolves group of my coworkers.
What made the Transformer's debut more exciting than most was its primary claim to fame and origin of its namesake: the keyboard/dock accessory.
In the case of the Transformer, it's also utilitarian. [url=http://www.laptopspark.com/products/Andr oid-23-8-inch-Google-1080P-HDMI-Support-Flash -101-Gravity-Sensor-Tablet-PC-laptop-387.html ]Android 2.3 8 inch Google 1080P HDMI Support Flash 10.1 Gravity Sensor Tablet PC [/url]The $150 accessory includes two USB ports, an SD card reader, and its own battery. Once connected, it's like your very own Honeycomb Netbook.
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